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Glial cells may take on big jobs in unexpected parts of the body Jun 02 2022 6:00 AM Scientists are finding mysterious glia in the heart, spleen and lungs and wonder what they're doing there. READ MORE   The world's fastest supercomputer just broke the exascale barrier Jun 01 2022 3:10 PM The Frontier supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee clocked in at more than 1.1 quintillion calculations per second. READ MORE   Trained dogs sniff out COVID-19 as well as lab tests do Jun 01 2022 2:00 PM Dogs can be trained to sniff out COVID-19 cases. They're overall as reliable as PCR tests and even better at IDing asymptomatic cases, a study suggests. READ MORE            Science News is a nonprofit. We depend on our readers to support our journalism. You can help by subscribing for as little as $30. SUBSCRIBE NOW The Solar Orbiter spacecraft spotted a 'hedgehog' on the sun Jun 01 2022 7:00 AM In its closest flyby yet of the sun, the Solar Orbiter came within 48 million kilometers of our star, revealing new details. READ MORE   Great white sharks may have helped drive megalodons to extinction May 31 2022 4:27 PM Analyzing zinc levels in shark teeth hints that megalodons and great whites competed with each other for food. READ MORE   An 'acoustic camera' shows joining the right boy band boosts a frog's sex appeal May 31 2022 11:00 AM Serenading with like voices may help male wood frogs woo females into their pools, analysis of individual voices in a frog choir shows. READ MORE      Science News is a nonprofit. We depend on our readers to support our journalism. You can help by subscribing for as little as $30. SUBSCRIBE NOW More Recent Headlines Scientists hope to mimic the most extreme hurricane conditions May 31 2022 7:00 AM A $12.8 million NSF grant is funding the design of a facility that can generate winds of at least 290 kilometers per hour and towering storm surges. READ MORE   Scientists made a Möbius strip out of a tiny carbon nanobelt May 27 2022 9:00 AM A twisted belt of carbon atoms joins carbon nanotubes and buckyballs in the list of carbon structures scientists can create. READ MORE   Missing COVID-19 data leave us in the dark about the current surge May 27 2022 7:00 AM Yankee Candle reviews and wastewater testing offer indirect hints, but we're "flying blind," says data expert Beth Blauer of Johns Hopkins University. READ MORE   Mass shootings and gun violence in the United States are increasing May 26 2022 6:00 PM In the wake of mass shootings in Buffalo, N.Y., and Uvalde, Texas, a gun violence researcher shares what can be done to reduce gun violence deaths. READ MORE   High altitudes may be a climate refuge for some birds, but not these hummingbirds May 26 2022 6:00 PM After being moved to a spot high above their typical home, Anna's hummingbirds seemed to struggle to hover in the thin air. READ MORE   4 answers to key questions about the monkeypox outbreak May 26 2022 11:45 AM Monkeypox has cropped up around the world, but it doesn't spread easily like the coronavirus and most people probably don't need to be concerned. READ MORE   Lasers reveal ancient urban sprawl hidden in the Amazon May 25 2022 11:00 AM South America's Casarabe culture built a network of large and small settlements in what's now Bolivia centuries before the Spanish arrived. READ MORE   Headbutts hurt the brain, even for a musk ox May 25 2022 7:00 AM Though musk oxen are built to bash, a study of the headbutters turned up signs of brain damage. But that may not be catastrophic for the bovids. READ MORE   Biocrusts reduce global dust emissions by 60 percent May 24 2022 9:00 AM Lichens and other microbes construct biological soil crusts that concentrate nutrients and slash global dust emissions. READ MORE   Ice at the moon's poles might have come from ancient volcanoes May 24 2022 7:00 AM Volcanic eruptions billions of years ago probably released enough water vapor to have deposited ice at the lunar poles, a study finds. READ MORE   This email was sent by: Society for Science 1719 N Street NW Washington, DC, 20036, US Update Profile   •   Manage Subscriptions   •   Unsubscribe  •   Privacy Policy Scientist Pankaj Today in Science: Earth is getting a new mini-moon on Sunday ... Today in Science: Does consciousness pervade the universe? ... The Counterintuitive Power of Randomness " Sometimes an idea's time arrives. In the late 1940s, the idea that randomness can be a powerful tool arrived in New Jer... What Makes 4D Weirder Than All Other Dimensions? 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